Ed Burman will remain acting police chief in Wayland
Ed Burman was hired in March as a police lieutenant in Wayland. He was soon appointed acting chief when Sean Gibbons was put on leave.
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Ed Burman was hired in March as a police lieutenant in Wayland. He was soon appointed acting chief when Sean Gibbons was put on leave.
Fellow officers were at hand across the Vineyard on the night of July 23 and the early morning of July 24, 2011, when two Tisbury Police officers searched for domestic battery and sexual assault suspect David Thrift, recently released Dukes County Communications Center audio records reveal. Executive session minutes show that following numerous and consequential […]
Since June, Dukes County Sheriff Robert Ogden’s office has declined to release police audio records sought by the Martha’s Vineyard Times. The audio records are being sought as part of an ongoing investigation by The Times into a Tisbury Police response in 2011 that resulted in a family babysitter being raped. The Dukes County Sheriff’s […]